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Report as: spam offensive Anonymous on 11/28/07 at 3am

So, let's recap. You plan to increase attendance by moving FLiCKS to Friday night and charging for it. Brilliance!

Report as: spam offensive Michael on 11/28/07 at 9am

I'd go on Friday, especially if it's early, like 7.

Report as: spam offensive co-term on 11/28/07 at 5pm

The reason it is on Sunday is because it's a fun way to procrastinate. No one is going to go to a 7pm show on a Friday.

Report as: spam offensive Old Timer on 12/02/07 at 3pm

Many years ago (15 or so), there were movies on Friday night. It was called Friday Classics and held in Cubberley. No one went and it died quickly. Maybe students have changed, but I doubt it.




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